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Soft
Skills
T HE
LI ST
AT
A
G LAN CE
01
Curiosity
02
Observational
acuity
03
Question
framing
04
Pattern
recognition
05
Divergent
thinking
06
Associative
thinking
07
Reframing
08
Constraint
-
driven
creativity
09
Ambiguity
tolerance
10
Cognitive
flexibility
11
Systems
thinking
12
Critical
judgement
13
Psychological
safety
14
Cross
-
disciplinary
collaboration
15
Storytelling
&
persuasion
16
Constructive
dissent
17
Experimental
bias
18
Rapid
prototyping
mindset
19
Risk
calibration
20
Learning
from
failure
21
Adaptive
resilience
22
Ownership
&
agency
23
Coaching
&
enablement
24
Change
navigation
C L US T E R
0 1
Curiosity
&
Perception
Skills
01–04 ·
noticing
what
everyone
else
walks
past
01
Curiosity
A
sustained
,
active
interest
in
how
things
actually
work
—
not
just
how
they
are
described
in
the
process
document
.
In
practice
:
asks
why
a
step
exists
before
proposing
to
remove
it
.
02
Observational
acuity
Noticing
what
people
do
,
rather
than
what
they
say
they
do
when
asked
directly
.
In
practice
:
watches
a
customer
use
the
product
and
spots
the
workaround
no
survey
ever
reported
.
03
Question
framing
Converting
a
vague
dissatisfaction
into
a
question
precise
enough
that
research
or
a
prototype
can
actually
answer
it
.
In
practice
:
rewrites
"
our
onboarding
is
bad
"
as
"
where
exactly
do
new
users
stall
in
the
first
ten
minutes
?"
04
Pattern
recognition
Seeing
the
same
underlying
shape
in
two
unrelated
domains
—
and
knowing
when
the
similarity
is
real
rather
than
superficial
.
In
practice
:
borrows
a
hospital
triage
model
to
redesign
a
support
queue
.
1 / 4
C L US T E R
0 2
Creative
Thinking
Skills
05–08 ·
generating
options
before
judging
them
05
Divergent
thinking
Producing
volume
and
range
first
,
and
deferring
evaluation
until
the
option
set
is
wide
enough
to
contain
a
genuinely
new
idea
.
In
practice
:
generates
twenty
options
before
the
team
allows
itself
to
pick
one
.
06
Associative
thinking
Connecting
ideas
across
distant
fields
,
then
testing
whether
the
connection
actually
transfers
.
In
practice
:
pulls
a
mechanic
from
film
editing
into
a
finance
review
workflow
.
07
Reframing
Changing
the
frame
around
a
problem
so
that
a
solution
which
was
previously
invisible
becomes
obvious
.
In
practice
:
treats
a
churn
problem
as
an
onboarding
problem
and
finds
a
different
fix
.
08
Constraint
-
driven
creativity
Treating
limits
of
time
,
budget
,
and
scope
as
design
material
rather
than
as
obstacles
to
be
argued
away
.
In
practice
:
uses
a
two
-
week
deadline
to
force
a
simpler
,
better
-
scoped
product
.
C L US T E R
0 3
Cognitive
Agility
Skills
09–12 ·
thinking
clearly
when
the
picture
is
incomplete
09
Ambiguity
tolerance
Working
productively
without
a
complete
or
final
picture
,
and
resisting
the
urge
to
force
premature
certainty
.
In
practice
:
starts
the
prototype
while
the
strategy
above
it
is
still
unsettled
.
10
Cognitive
flexibility
Switching
between
levels
of
abstraction
on
demand
—
from
unit
economics
to
interface
copy
—
without
losing
the
thread
.
In
practice
:
moves
from
the
pricing
model
to
the
button
label
in
a
single
working
session
.
11
Systems
thinking
Understanding
feedback
loops
,
delays
,
and
second
-
order
effects
well
enough
to
predict
where
a
change
will
surface
next
.
In
practice
:
warns
that
a
discount
will
lift
volume
and
quietly
erode
positioning
.
12
Critical
judgement
The
discipline
to
know
which
ideas
should
be
stopped
,
including
the
ones
you
personally
advocated
for
.
In
practice
:
ends
a
favoured
project
early
when
the
evidence
turns
against
it
.
2 / 4
C L US T E R
0 4
Collaboration
&
Influence
Skills
13–16 ·
getting
other
people
to
build
the
idea
with
you
13
Psychological
safety
Creating
the
conditions
where
the
half
-
formed
,
risky
,
or
embarrassing
idea
can
be
said
out
loud
before
it
is
ready
.
In
practice
:
the
most
junior
person
in
the
room
speaks
first
,
and
is
not
corrected
.
14
Cross
-
disciplinary
collaboration
Working
fluently
with
people
who
do
not
share
your
vocabulary
,
standards
,
or
definition
of
a
finished
piece
of
work
.
In
practice
:
a
designer
,
a
data
scientist
,
and
a
support
lead
ship
one
thing
together
.
15
Storytelling
&
persuasion
Making
an
unfamiliar
idea
feel
inevitable
to
people
who
have
no
reason
yet
to
care
about
it
.
In
practice
:
opens
the
pitch
with
the
user
'
s
bad
Tuesday
,
not
the
market
size
slide
.
16
Constructive
dissent
Disagreeing
in
a
way
that
strengthens
the
idea
and
preserves
the
relationship
with
the
person
who
proposed
it
.
In
practice
:
names
the
weakest
assumption
without
making
it
about
who
said
it
.
C L US T E R
0 5
Experimentation
&
Execution
Skills
17–20 ·
turning
opinion
into
evidence
,
fast
17
Experimental
bias
Reaching
for
a
small
test
instead
of
a
long
argument
whenever
the
cost
of
testing
is
lower
than
the
cost
of
being
wrong
.
In
practice
:
ends
a
two
-
week
debate
with
a
one
-
week
pilot
and
a
number
.
18
Rapid
prototyping
mindset
Making
an
idea
tangible
cheaply
and
early
enough
that
it
can
still
be
changed
by
what
you
learn
.
In
practice
:
a
rough
mock
-
up
is
in
the
room
before
the
requirements
document
is
written
.
19
Risk
calibration
Distinguishing
decisions
that
are
cheap
to
reverse
from
decisions
that
are
not
,
and
spending
accordingly
.
In
practice
:
deliberates
for
weeks
over
the
irreversible
call
,
and
tests
the
reversible
one
by
Friday
.
20
Learning
from
failure
Extracting
the
mechanism
behind
a
failure
—
the
thing
that
will
repeat
—
rather
than
the
moral
of
the
story
.
In
practice
:
runs
a
review
that
produces
a
changed
process
,
not
a
blamed
individual
.
3 / 4
C L US T E R
0 6
Resilience
&
Leadership
Skills
21–24 ·
keeping
the
capacity
to
innovate
alive
over
time
21
Adaptive
resilience
Recovering
quickly
from
setbacks
while
genuinely
adjusting
the
plan
,
rather
than
simply
absorbing
the
blow
and
repeating
it
.
In
practice
:
re
-
plans
the
quarter
within
48
hours
of
losing
a
major
client
.
22
Ownership
&
agency
Acting
on
a
problem
without
waiting
for
permission
or
for
someone
to
clarify
whose
job
it
is
.
In
practice
:
fixes
the
broken
handoff
between
two
teams
and
tells
both
of
them
afterwards
.
23
Coaching
&
enablement
Growing
other
people
'
s
capacity
to
innovate
instead
of
solving
the
problem
on
their
behalf
.
In
practice
:
answers
a
question
with
a
better
question
,
and
stays
in
the
room
while
it
is
worked
out
.
24
Change
navigation
Helping
people
move
through
a
transition
rather
than
merely
announcing
it
once
and
expecting
adoption
.
In
practice
:
names
what
people
are
about
to
lose
before
describing
what
they
will
gain
.
4 / 4
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